Would Solera 7.5' Slider (Slide-Topper) # LCV000165062 Fit Rockwood 2109s Mini Lite

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Will the solera slide awning work on my Rockwood 2109s mini lite? Are there any instillation problems I might have?

asked by: Steve

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If the width of the slide out on your Rockwood 2109s mini lite is between 80" to 85-3/4" including the width of the flange then the Solera Slide Topper # LCV000165062 will fit and work well. No install issues would arise at all. I attached a set of install instructions for this kit for you to check out as well.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Joe W.

8/9/2020

I just measured my slide out, it’s 103 inches do I have to add 2 inches on each side to make it 107 inches to install

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Jon G.

8/19/2020

Is that including the width of the flange? If 103" includes the flanges then go with the Awning # LCV000168108. If it doesn't include the flanges then you need the Awning # LCV000168325 instead.

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